Emma PenrodEmma Penrod has covered science and business, with an emphasis on health, the environment and agriculture, for more than a decade. Penrod covers the animal feed industry for WATTAgNet.com and can be contacted at [email protected].From the AuthorAnimal Feed Additives & IngredientsFungal fermentation unlocks protein in common shrubChinese researchers have developed a two-step process to break woody plants into silage, and it could come with other benefits.Animal Health & VeterinaryFDA: Antibiotic sales for livestock fell 2% in 2023The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is looking to collect use data to establish long-term goals for minimizing antibiotic use and antimicrobial resistance.CommoditiesUnusually quiet harvest could cut corn, soybean pricesDry October weather means farmers will need to bring in crops quickly — and that they won't have enough space to store it all, economist says.Animal Feed Regulations & SafetyFEFAC updates, expands its sustainability ambitionsWhile the overarching vision remains the same, the European feed federation has created new goals around issues such as biosecurity and biofuels, the group's president says.Animal Feed Additives & IngredientsAsparagopsis may contain more than 1 anti-methane compoundA new study found feeding the whole plant cuts methane emissions more than using specific extracts, suggesting there's more to this seaweed than previously understood.Animal Feed Regulations & SafetyIFIF publishes global biosecurity guidelines for feed millsNew guidance document was designed to make biosecurity accessible to feed mills of all sizes to protect the supply chain, working group chair says.Circularity/UpcyclingCSIRO looks to improve circular feed with aquaponicsStudy finds promise in aquaponics, but feed formulated with food waste may require more work, scientists say.Alternative ProteinExtraction method could tailor insect protein benefitsStudy intended to identify the best process for extracting insect protein found that several could have a place in animal nutrition.Carbon Emissions ReductionResearcher sees potential methane solution in chicken eggsUsing chicken eggs as a form of 'passive immunization' against methane-producing bacteria might cut emissions from cattle — and perhaps a whole lot more.CommoditiesCorn, soybean prices may be nearing 'bottom'Global demand is starting to pick back up, but corn could see faster growth than the soybean market.Animal Feed Additives & IngredientsAlgal oil production poised to double by 2030Recent price spikes and health challenges in the salmon industry are likely to drive rapid growth of algal oil production, says IFFO, the Marine Ingredients Organization.Animal Feed Additives & IngredientsOrganic acids could replace antibiotics and cut emissionsUsing organic acids to preserve grain could boost productivity beyond using them as feed additives, study says.Page 1 of 39Next Page